######################### # # Server Startup Configuration Management Script # ######################### # # The purpose of this file is to start necessary processes with # appropriate values. Uncommented lines will be executed. # # Each line beginning with '#' is a comment line. # Each line beginning with '@' has it's message output blocked. # # === NOTIFICATIONS === # 1) # Each command has compiled-in default settings that have been tested # for proper operation. Deviation from those defaults must not be made # lightly, as unknown and undesirable side-effects can result. # # 2) # There are four (4) communication paths used within and outside of # the Server. Each path has its own Port Number. These numbers must # only be changed when there is a conflict in port numbers. A conflict # is indicated by an error such as 'socket bind error'. # # 3) # To learn the actual default option values, examine the usage message # produced by the various executables. Using the option -z works for # this. Do this in a command window, not within this file. # # 4) # Not all command options are shown here. Only those pertinent to the # basic operation of the Server are shown. # # 5) # IPC is InterProcess Communication. Here it refers to the commands # and data that are passed between the various processes comprising # the Server. # # 6) # The term 'FSI controllers' is used below. This refers to controllers # that are running FSI (Firmware Software Interface) compatible # firmware. Contact your service representative to determine if your # controllers are FSI or not. # # ######################### # # Start the Driver executable. # # Usage: # # -ipc <port> :: Port number for IPC with driver # -errorPoll <minutes> :: Error poll interval for IME controllers. # Default is 1 minute. # User can specify between 1 and 60 minutes. # Any other value will stop the gam driver. # gamdrv.exe # ######################### # # Start the Server executable. # # Usage: # # -p <port> :: Port number for client connection # -ipc <port> :: Port number for IPC with driver # gamserv.exe # ######################### # # Start the Event Forwarding executable. # # To enable event notification to clients add "-h HOST_NAME" or # "-h IP_ADDRESS" to the end of the line below for each client. # Uncomment the line. # # Usage: # # -h <host> :: Sets the host that will receive events. # Specify either a Host Name or IP Address. # # -e <port> :: Port number for ExPro connection # # -i <port> :: Port number for InPro connection # # -g <port> :: Port number for IPC with driver # # -k <seconds> :: Sets the "heart beat" frequency (in seconds) # that an "I'm alive" event will be sent to # each client. A setting of '0' means no # "heart beat". In this case, if the server # goes down, the client will not know it until # the user does something to make the client # interact with the server. # # -s <seconds> :: Sets the Driver poll rate # # NOTE: The argument list is limited to 1028 bytes. Therefore # there is a practical maximum of about 50 host names. # #gamevent.exe -h host1 -h host2 -h host3 # ######################### # # Enable Local Event logging executable. # # Logs events on the server computer. Note that the client also # has event logging capability. Events can be written to a file # and/or the NT Event Viewer. # # Usage: # # -i <port> :: Port number for IPC with driver # # -f <file> :: Enables logging to a file. Specify the path # and filename for the log file. # # -s <value> :: Enables logging to the NT Event Viewer. Option # must be present to enable NT logging. # # 0 = Critical (Severity Level 0 logged) # 1 = Serious (Severity Levels 0-1 logged) # 2 = Error (Severity Levels 0-2 logged) # 3 = Warning (Severity Levels 0-3 logged) # 4 = Information (Severity Levels 0-4 logged) # #gamevlog.exe -f .\gamserv\gamevlog.log -s 0 # ######################### # endDownload Driver Pack
After your driver has been downloaded, follow these simple steps to install it.
Expand the archive file (if the download file is in zip or rar format).
If the expanded file has an .exe extension, double click it and follow the installation instructions.
Otherwise, open Device Manager by right-clicking the Start menu and selecting Device Manager.
Find the device and model you want to update in the device list.
Double-click on it to open the Properties dialog box.
From the Properties dialog box, select the Driver tab.
Click the Update Driver button, then follow the instructions.
Very important: You must reboot your system to ensure that any driver updates have taken effect.
For more help, visit our Driver Support section for step-by-step videos on how to install drivers for every file type.